Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-02
LOCAL BREYITIES.

During the month of August County RI
corder Miller's fees amounted to S537 IS.
But one arrest was made yesterday
VIM. Mcintyre, by officers Lowell and Nc
Laughlin, tor vagrancy.
The Natoma Vineyard shipped a carloa
of table grapes to the East on Wednesda
its first shipment of the season.
Yesterday the State University drew
warrant for the semi-annual interest du,
that institution, amounting to $50, $50 90.
Twenty-six carloads of steel rails wer,
| forwarded to Red Bluff Wednesday even
! ing, to be laid on the line of railroad nortl
| of that place.
The pay-car returned from Ogder
Wednesday evening, and left yesterday
morning for the front of the Californi ia ant
| Oregon Railroad.
Nearly every foot of space in the Pavilion
has been secured for exhibits, and 100 car
| penters are busy arranging the same to re-
ceive the exhibits.
The glass covered dome of the Pavilion
and the glass-covered roofs of the four con.
servatories of that building, are being
painted light blue.
Hon. ]. H. Budd, of Stockton, will de.
liver the annual address at the State Fair,
which is announced for Thursday evening,
September 22d, at the Exposition building.
The surveyors on the Georgetown (El
Dorado county, Railroad have made about
thirteen miles, and are now camped near
Terry's. The maximum grade of the line
will be 40 feet to the mile.
IS. Chadbourne, furniture manufact-
urer of San Francisco, is having 80 cars
Tor the transportation of furniture manu-
featured at the railroad works in this CITY.
The first of the number was turned out
yesterday.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was go, being 40 warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was SO and SO, with
brisk northerly winds at noon and gentle
southerly winds during the evening Wea-
Their clear.
Several baggage and express cars for the
Oregon and California Railroad are now
being manufactured at the railroad works
here. The third one finished left the paint
shop yesterday. They will probably all be
built by the time connection between the
two roads is made.
Locomotive No 2l7, the first of the large
passenger engines being built at the rail-
road works in this city to go into service
drew the local passenger train between this
city and Oakland Wednesday, and as a rail-
road man said, proved that she was L" good
one, end just what is wanted
The Marysville appeal says: "Since the
boom broke out around the Bay, the South
ern California papers have stopped talking
about division of the State. When the
boom shall have extended throughout the
great Sacramento basin, Southern Califor-
mia will perceive that she is comparatively
small fish in the puddle"
B. f. Pritchard the hay-fork swindler.
was yesterday taken to Colusa by w. w.
Cone, by whom he was arrested on the
steamer Newburn at San Francisco, as
mentioned in yesterdays RECORD UNION.
The prisoner states that ne was ON his way
to Colusa from Mexico to settle with the
parties in that section who have claims
against him.
The police authorities of Marysville
raided faro game Wednesday night and
captured c. F. Weber, of Sacramento, the
proprietor, who was subsequently released
on 800 cash bail The rest escaped in the
stampede that followed the alarm given
when the officers approached. They piled
over each other on the back stairs, slid
down the awning-posts, and one fellow
tumbled off the back balcony and broke
his arm.
ID. j. Simmons has commenced suit in
Justice Davis Court against Michalitschki
Bros, of San Francisco for 1893 damages
He sets forth that he purchased from de-
PENDANTS the stock and fixtures in the cigar
store recently occupied by Ed Bush, paw
ing $500 therefor, and that defendants failed
to conclude the bargain, having received
better offer. Add. c. Hinkson is attorney
for plaintiff and w. A Anderson for the
defendant. The case will be heard too day.
The constitutional limit for the decision
OF Bates VS.. Porter-one of the city bond
cases, involving the proposition to devote
% per cent. OF the gross receipts from water
rates to the interest and sinking fund
being about to expire, and the Supreme
Judges not having arrived at conclusion,
a stipulation has been filed by counsel ON
both sides, agreeing to a resubmission of
the cause for further deliberation. The case
of Hausmeister VS.. Porter will also abide
the result in Bates vs.. Porter
Rev. James Croasman, for many years a
resident of Sacramento, living at Twenty
third and X streets, but who has been for
the last two years preaching in Mason val
ley, Nevada, met with serious accident
one day last week in Piumas county, near
Greenville, where he had gone to reside
tie was feeding young horse, when the
animal kicked him on the skull and frac-
tured it. 1t is not thought that he can re-
cover. He is now at Greenville. Mr..
Croasman owns the church at the corner of
Twenty-third and X streets. and other prop
erty in Sacramento.